Ascent Passport.

I. Ascent class — high-altitude technical 2. Ascent region — Pamir, Larvazsky ridge. 3. Peak, its height, ascent route — first ascent of Pik Arnavad — 6083 m, north wall 4. Expected difficulty category — 6 5. Section characteristics: height difference — 1960 m, length of sections 5–6 km — 1550 m, average steepness of the wall — 65° 6. Pitons hammered: for belay for 110 rock 179 19, ice 134 13

As­cent cer­ti­fi­cate for the climb com­pleted in the 1974 USSR Al­pin­ism Cham­pi­onship. As­cent class: al­ti­tude-tech­ni­cal. As­cent re­gion: West­ern Pamir 5705 m. As­cent route: p. Ar­na­vad (east peak 6650 m) via the east face. As­cent char­ac­ter­is­tics: height dif­fer­ence 2180 m, av­er­age steep­ness 76°, length of the most dif­fi­cult sec­tions 2190 m (height dif­fer­ence 1750 m, steep­ness 79°). Num­ber of pitons: rock — 211, ice — 83, bol­lard — 4. Num­ber of man-hours — 104. Num­ber of biv­ouacs — nine, in­clud­ing prone — 2, semi-prone — 2, sit­ting — 5. Team name: team of the Len­ingrad Re­gion­al Coun­cil of the “Trud” Sports So­ci­ety. Team mem­bers: 1. Chu­nov­kin Gu­riy Al­exan­drov­ich, MS, cap­tain, coach. 2. So­lon­ni­kov Vik­tor Alex­san­drov­ich MS par­tic­i­pant 3. So­lon­ni­kov Vladi­mir Alex­san­drov­ich MS par­tic­i­pant 4. Sha­ly­gin Yuriy Va­sil­ye­vich CMS par­tic­i­pant 5. Pa­sech­ni­kov Le­o­nid Vladi­mi­ro­vich CMS par­tic­i­pant

I. Climbing category: technically challenging. 2. Climbing area: Central Pamir. 3. Ascent route indicating peaks and their heights: peak Kamensk Ural'skiy (conventional name), peak 5080 m via the North Counterfort. 4. Characteristics of the ascent: height difference 700–750 m, average steepness 55°, slope length 60 m + 150 m + 120 m. 5. Number of pitons hammered in:

• rock pitons — 37
• ice screws — 9

Kosmonavtov Druzhestvennykh Ridge

Socstran (5500 m)

0–1 Gena — 20 m. Eduraagap (5400) 4A, 10. solo by A. Remig G. +3 74%. Yederis

Climbing Passport

1. MOUNTAIN ASCENT TYPE: HIGH-ALTITUDE TECHNICAL
2. ASCENT REGION: PAMIR, DARVAZ RANGE SPUR
3. PEAK, HEIGHT, ASCENT ROUTE: PIK SOVIETSKAYA UKRAINE, 5764 m, via the Eastern wall from L. Suraysh
4. PROPOSED DIFFICULTY CATEGORY — 6B
5. ROUTE CHARACTERISTICS: Height difference 1560 m. Length of sections with 5–6 category difficulty, 150 m, 415 m, 290 m, 545 m, 739 m. Average slope 70°.
6. PITS SET: for belaying, for creating artificial anchors.

3. Non-trivial ascents on the route Тбу­мцу V — А Kam. on the right side according to the special task in the "5200" camp.

1. Climbing type — high-altitude technical
2. Climbing area — Pamir, North spur of Darvaz Range
3. Peak 5256 (unnamed), central buttress of NE wall
4. Proposed difficulty category — 5B
5. Route characteristics: – height difference — 1900 m – length of sections with 5–6 cat. diff. — 1135 m – average steepness — 60°
6. Pitons hammered: for belaying, for creating ITO (Intermediate Technical Object)

Protocol № 249 dated April 8, 1966

Cat. diff. 4A

Description of the first ascent to the summit 5285 m (Peak Akыk-Too)

The summit 5285 m is located in the western part of the main Trans-Alay range, at the junction with the ridge where Peak Sverdlova is situated. The ascent was made from the intermediate camp at 3800 m of the Sverdlovsk Jubilee expedition. The intermediate base camp at 3800 m was located on an old moraine covered with grass, near a small lake, in the upper reaches of the Kok-Kyik valley. The path from the 3800 m camp goes along the left (orographically) bank of the Kok-Kyik river across a grassy slope. After 40–50 minutes of walking, there is an exit onto scree, and it is necessary to turn right, bypassing the spurs of Peak Kuznetsova. After an hour and a half to two hours of walking, it is necessary to cross the ridge coming from the summit 5150 m (Peak Metallurgov Urala). Overcoming the ridge takes 20–30 minutes. Behind the ridge begins a flat black lateral moraine (orographically left of the Kok-Kyik river), which leads almost under the route. On the flat moraine, it is not difficult to find a convenient area for tents. Elevation 4200 m. The entire approach from the 3800 m camp takes 3–4 hours. The approach to the wall occurs across a closed glacier. Closer to the wall, it is necessary to walk between avalanche deposits. One or two rope lengths before the wall, a bergschrund is encountered, which is overcome via a snow bridge. Further up the ice-snow slope, we exit with belay under the beginning of the rock section.

5 Imakouk

4533 m Hovebka №2 4350 m R19

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